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,1 14A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sundjy, February 8, 1959 I MAY 21 ft 48-53-63 STAR GAZER! IKK &3 MAR- 22 39-W-5d '69-70-83-841 GCAUM MAY 22 JUNE 22 7-10-13-31 52-5M6 CANcn 9 i JUNt 23 5wkJlJLY23 V", 2- 8-14-231 32-43-56 uo I JULY 24 AUG. 23 K?35-37-40-4S ki60-73-75 vaeo AUG. 2 yj SH"T 22 y 4-15-29-341 &42-537-89 -Br CLAY R. POLLAN- Your Oory Actrvtrjr Guide According to the Start. To develop message for Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 31 Those 32 Impress 33 Course 34A 35 Frustration 36 The 37 It 38 Cheerful 39 Integrity 40 Apparent 41 Temporary 42 Very 43R.gh 44 Be 43 Don't 46 Never 47 Delay 48 In 49 Companion 79 Pick-up UUA SOT. 23 OCT. 23 17-20-36-57f i rri-74-fift.oovcsa 1 A 2 Your 3 Don't 4 You 5 Good 6 Get 7 Look 8 W.nwm 9Doy 10 Up 11 Lavish 12 Social 13 To 14 Charm 1 5 Con 16 Display 17 You'll 181 19 Notion 20 Get 21 Don't 22 To 23 Let 24 Let 61 With 62 New 63 Form 64 Best 65 Disturb 66 Honors 67 Your 68 Money. 69 Keynote 70 In 71 Attention 72 Pton 73 Touchy 74 Of 75 Issues 76 Health 77 To 78 Money scotno OCT 24 NOV 22 21 -24-41 -474T1 kS-67-72 50 The 51 And 52 Who've 53 Difficult 54 Orgoni7e 25 Conservative 55 Achieved 26 Activity 56 People 27 Speculate 28 Will 29 Master 30 To (S)Good 57 Approval 53 Good 59 f 60 Force Adverse 80 Pursue 81 Making 82 Now 83 All 84 Dealing 85 Scheme 86 Indicated 87 Situation 88 Top 89 Today 90 People 28 Neutral SAOnTAtius NOV 23 Am DEC 22 fgifj 5- 9-30-5401 62-8-81-85 CAPRICORN JAN. 20 V-f,' 3- 6-19-22, C7-61-78 AQUARIUS JAM 21 feb' i fegj; 1-25-33-59 tfi 164-77,30-82 M PISCES FEB 20 h2-26-38-49QJ l51-76-79-86V Farm Bureau Man To Speak in Area Donald E. Hirsch, assistant director of the commodity di vision of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will dis cuss the dairy marketing situ ation at a meeting at the Red wood Grange hall, south of Grants Pass, Feb. 11. The meeting is one of sev eral being arranged by the Oregon Farm Bureau, and rep resentatives of the dairy in dustry in Jackson, Josephine and Douglas counties are in vited. The meeting will start at 10 ajn. and end at 3 p.m. Pot luck lunch will be served at noon with the dairy organiza tions and Farm Bureau pro viding the main dish and dairy products. Hirsch's discussion will in clude national legislation pro posed concerning the dairy in dustry and a five-point pro gram supported by the Farm Bureau Federation. The five-point program in cludes increased consumption of dairy products, balance pro duction and consumption of dairy products, increase mar keting efficiency, increase pro- auction efficiency, and in crease the dairyman's bargain ing power. A Centennial Fashion show is scheduled by women who have costumes they wish to model. Ashland Police Check Bird's Death Ashland-Ashland city po lice this week end still were checking clues to the killing of a peahen in Lithia park zoo sometime Thursday night. Police said the gate to the pen apparently had been kick ed down, and scuff marks were found within the en closure. A quantity of feath ers were lying around the cage. ' Officers believed the bird was kicked to death when cornered. They could offer no reason why the bird would be attacked and killed. NAME BRINGS FAME New York-(UPD-Much-publi-cized glamor debutante Pris cilla Alden modestly attribu ted her success to her name. "It's one that wasn't difficult for the columnists to remem ber," she said. USED POOR FINANCING Marietta, Ga.-flJPD-The sher iff's office is holding William Mooney, 34, of Smyrna, Ga., for buying a check writing machine with a bad check. Americans spend about $150 million a year for the care of the blind and the to tal is rising. H HP ill n 1111 We wish to thank the many persons who participated in our "March of Dimes" Day, Saturday, Jan. 31st. All the proceeds have been turned over to the March of Dimes Fund. 3i CLEANERS 1728 .North Riverside Phone SP 2-4263 Free Pick-Up fir Delivery B IB ilk Mi Week's Sewing Buy il. ' y Lent Called Least Understood Season Of Christian Year 9227 SIZES 14'-24'j Pretty partners-the dress with ' a cool yet flattering neckline, the bolero smartly collared and lightly fitted. Sew-easy, perfectly propor tioned. Tomorrow's pattern: Half-size casual.' Printed Pattern 9227: Half Sizes 14V, I612, I8V2, 22, 24'2. Size I6V2 dress, 4 yards 39-inch fabric, bolero IV2 yards-. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. WRAPPING 1 FROM- MEDFORD PHARMACY Corner 6th & Central Ph. SP 2-6253 If you are looking for a "special" gift for that "certain" n person come to Medford Pharmacy our selection of gifts for everyone is wide and varied. Check the list and come in today. Valentine Gift Box CANDIES Bath Preparations Colognes Perfumes Cosmetics Toiletries for Men and Women Smoking Needs 'Stationery CQl Hallmark Cards Camera Supplies CFZN DAILY 8:30 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. - SUNDAYS 10 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. By LOUIS CASSELS United Press International Next Wednesday Feb. 11 marks the beginning of one of the least-understood seasons of the Christian year. It is called Lent, a name derived from an old Anglo Saxton word for springtime. It is easy to say who ob serves Lent, and when, and how. The question that causes confusion, even in churches that place great emphasis on Lent, is why. To take up the easy ones first, Lent is observed by all liturgical churches, including the Roman Catholic, Luther an, Episcopal and Eastern Or thodox communions. These churches follow an ancient calendar of worship which di vides the year into six great seasons - Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Trinity. The idea is that this calendar provides an annual rhythm for worship, so that each major aspect of the Christian faith has its own ap pointed season for special emphasis. See Values In Lent Many Protestant bodies which formerly ignored the liturgical calendar have, be gun in recent years to see val ues in it. One result of this so-called liturgical revival is that Lent is now being ob served in a number of Pres byterian, Methodist and oth er Protestant churches. The date of Lent varies from year to year, because it is tied to the date of Easter. Specifically, Lent is a period of 40 weekdays and six Sun days preceding Easter. This period was fixed by Pope Fe lix II in 487 A.D., but his de cree merely formalized a cus tom that was widespread in the Christian church as early as 200 A.D. The Eastern Orthodox churches reckon the date of Easter by a method different from that used in Western churches. Hence their ob servance of Lent begins on a different date (March 16) this year. x Fast Rules Vary Roman Catholics are en joined to fast on all week days during Lent by foregoing meat at two of the three meals. In Eastern Orthodox churches, rules . for fasting vary from one archdiocese to another. In some cases they prohibit meat or fish at any of the three meals, but those who are not physically able to stand this regime may con fine their fasting to the first and last weeks of Lent. Episcopal 'and Lutheran churches leave it up to the in dividual's conscience to de termine how he will observe Lent. But both encourage sys tematic act of self-denial. As the Episcopal book of common prayer puts it, each person should practice "such a mea sure of abstinence" from food or 1 other worldly pleasures as he finds necessary to disci pline his appetites and "bring the body into subjection" to the spirit. In addition to fasting, Lent is observed with "extraordi nary acts of devotion." For Catholics, this may mean more frequent attendance at mass. For Protestants, it is likely to mean Wednesday night worship services, pray er groups, and devotional reading. Lent A Reminder j What is the purpose of: Lent? In all of the Lenten literature that has been writ-i ten by Catholic and Protestant i scholars, two themes stand ' out: 1. Lent is an annual re-: minder to Christians that Jesus did not promise his fol lowers ease, comfort or suc cess in this life. On the con trary, he said that "if any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me." Many theologians feel that Lent's emphasis on sacrifice and self denial is especially needed by modern Christians, who live in a world that places su preme importance on the pur suit of happiness. 2. As a "penitential sea son," Lent stresses the Chris tian teaching that all men are sinners and in need of God's mercy. This doctrine is almost as uncongenial to the modern mind as the ideal of self-denial. But the liturgical church es believe that no man can really comprehend the joy of Easter, with its message of re demption, until he has faced the fact of his own sinfulness. Colorful Chicks GIVES POOR EXCUSE Wolverhampton, England-(UPD-Leonard Dutton told the truancy officer his son couldn't go to school because he had no shoes, but Dutton was fined S5.60 anyhow. The truancy officer testified that the Dutton home had a 21 inch TV set and a nifty cock tail cabinet that lit up like a pinball machine. POLICE EMBARRASSED Mursphy, N. 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